If you were as intellectually informed as you claim to be you would know that the current trend began around 1845-1850. But that would be science....and as we all know you don't do science. It interferes with your religion.Too bad you're so ignorant, davedumb, or you might already know that this trend started in the 1980's, not 14 months ago. Over that 10 year period (1980 -1989) the ratio of record hot days to record cold days was only 1.14 to 1. In the 90's the ratio rose to 1.36 to 1 and then in the first decade of the new millennium the ratio rose again to 2 to 1. In 2011 the ratio rose to 2.8 to 1. Now, for this year to date, we seeing a ratio of 14 to 1. If temperatures were not warming, the number of record daily highs and lows being set each year would be approximately even. Over 30 years of increasing high temperatures and decreasing low temperatures is quite definitely a reflection of a changing climate.
LOLOLOL....oh walleyedretard, why do you always embarrass yourself like this? You're the anti-science cult-nut with nothing but ignorant myths and stupid lies going for you.
The current trend of rising temperatures did indeed begin around mid 19th century after the first big pulse of fossil carbon was emitted during the industrial revolution. The trend of rising temperatures was unexpectedly interrupted in the 1950's, 60's and 70's and temperatures even declined just slightly. Scientists now know that this pause in global warming was caused by particulate and aerosol pollution from burning coal that blocked the energy from the sun, as well as creating other problems like acid rain. As aerosol and particulate emissions were regulated and reduced in America and Europe and other modern nations, but greenhouse gas pollution continued to increase, the cooling effect of the aerosols and high altitude particluates was overwhelmed by the greenhouse gases, and global warming resumed. This is reflected quite accurately in the analysis of record high temperatures versus record low temperatures in America. In the 1950's, the ratio between record highs and record lows was almost even at about 1.09 to 1. In the 60's and 70's, the ratios were actually opposite with record hot days being outnumbered by record cold days in a ratio of about 0.78 to 1. Then in 80's the decline in solar energy blocking pollution cleared the way for the accelerating trend of rising temperatures to continue. In the last decade, particulate and aerosol pollution from Chinese and Indian coal fired power plants has increased enormously and this pollution has once again somewhat suppressed the rise in temperatures for the last decade. Even with that suppression of the solar gain, temperatures have continued to rise and the decade from 2000 to 2010 ended up being the warmest decade on record and 2010 tied with 2005 as the warmest year on record. As the Chinese and Indians install better pollution control equipment and clean up their emissions from the current coal fired power plants, the resulting slight decrease in Earth's albedo will accelerate the global warming trend that is being steadily driven ever upward by the still rising CO2 levels.
They KNOW it? Do tell. Show us some peer reviewed articles explaining how that occured.